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Hi Fred My calculation was based on the attached document released in Gladstone Council website but this was 12 months back, check the council website for latest info

Finally up here in Gladstone now , experiencing the same as you said . Lot of land available for new development even in inner city suburbs like Clinton , New Auckland and Eden. Looking eye on some land areas near by New Auckland , interestingly it is cheaper ( empty land ) than Calliope...

Hi can you also please comment on the discussions related to Calliope ? is it something to avoid because it is away from city ? I guess you live Gladstone

Spot on Definitely Gladstone deserves the good short term benefit but loner term is big ??? At the same time, it is very hard to ignore the place getting such a massive scale of investment When today`s property comes market after 4 years , there will be Off the plan sold for same price...

That is good. I am getting lot of positive reaction on this thread; it gives me confident about the market What about Calliope Elliot’s Hills estate !! Few lots left on 430K$ marks, but issue is completion date. Developer has no fixed plane, and the land to settled still

Hi Mate I agree with you Land availability is coming from the city council reports , not my own. There are 3 images explains the approved lot for each area and available lands for future . If you have any specific questions on any numbers let me know

First of all why this much aggressive ! Do you own the complete Gladstone council I said this is only my view and welcome forum members to input their opinion. This is Just a discussion not a judgment

This is my conclusion. Now the rental demand is very high and in few months time it might go in negative (Supply < Demand). Remember this is only temporary rental demand. This is going to attract 1000s of investors towards 1000s of approved lots available for development. Possibly from 2014...

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This report is prepared based on various statistics released by Gladstone regional city council and social impact analysis report from 4 major LNG projects , which are the main driving forces behind recent Gladstone real estate hype. This is only my view, however I strongly encourage the forum...